Map of Murder. From phrenology to dactyloscopy

Drew Gray

The most brutal and intriguing murders of the 19th century!
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What did public executions look like?
Was Jack the Ripper the first serial killer?
Which London streets hide the bloodiest secrets?

Dr. Drew Gray returns to the crime scene and conducts detailed analyses of over 100 murders that shook the 19th-century world.
Graphic crime scene photos taken by the pioneers of this police technique, evocative illustrations recreating the course of murders, police and court reports, maps, police photographs, and fingerprints – learn how investigative techniques, still used by the police today, were created and developed.

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